Sentence examples for thinks of an from inspiring English sources

"I am always so shocked when anyone thinks of an insult about me that I haven't already considered," she says.

To use Pandora, a listener thinks of an artist or song and then gives feedback as the music plays.

When one thinks of an Iranian form, one is as likely to visualise a Tanavoli as an ancient relief.

Twenty questions, guessing game in which one player thinks of an object and informs his opponents whether it is "animal, vegetable, or mineral" or, in some games, "abstract".

One thinks of an old saying about our economy: "Too big to fail". But this is big, and designed inherently to fail, or at least disappear.

When she thinks of an alternative to patriarchy, can she imagine nothing more radical than a glorified version of maternal caregiving?

"You think of an outfit".

"Think of an egg," Dr. McKennon said.

First, think of an idea.

First of all, think of an object.

When scrunching, think of an accordion.